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The sheriff's office did not specify how the Marines were exposed to the deadly gas.

The Marine Corps has identified the three Marines who were found dead inside a vehicle in North Carolina over the weekend. Camp Lejeune identified the men as Marine Corps Lance Cpl. The Pender County Sheriff's Office said deputies responded to a call at 9 a.m. on Sunday to look into a report of a missing person.

This is the second accident that occurred in Horry County Sunday in which a person was killed. A teenager also died in a separate crash.

Two monuments were also unveiled during the event: the Battle Cross and the Gold Star Families Memorial Monument

Laredo veterans and the family of Lance Cpl. David Lee Espinoza expressed anger and disappointment about HB 2540 not being heard by the Texas House.

Texas House of Representatives John Kuempel’s (D-44) Chief of Staff Brittany Madden states House Bill 2540 sees no pathway to passage this session

U.S. officials say the Taliban have killed the Islamic State group militant who...

Writing in his memoir, the Duke says he had neither pride nor regret about firing at the extremists and admits he thought of his targets as chess pieces that had been removed from the board.

“He’s the guy who saved my life.”

Families who have lost a loved one in the military gathered together Saturday to go fishing.